Some CPU logging help please

[Hoonigan]

'ey up chaps.

Got myself in a bit of a tizzy here, just can't seem to find a program, or a way, to accurately record a CPU temperature over a one minute period.

I'm using a 6c/12t Intel CPU and wish to find my average temperature, per core, over a one minute period, instead of just recording the maximum or something like that.

Ideally, what I'm after is a program which monitors the temperatures, then over the space of 60 seconds, when I say "go", it'll log the temperature of the 6 cores, indivudally, each second, giving me 6 columns with 60 numbers in each.

So, my question to you guys is, do you know of a program that does this?

So far I've tried:

• Speedfan
• CoreTemp
• HWMonitor
• RealTemp
• GPU-Z
• Speccy

Any help would be massively appreciated. I'm even open to hearing of methods in which I can use a program from the above list.

Thanks.

[g8ina]

Aida 64. Used to be summat else. Cant remember what.

https://www.aida64.com/

[Corky34]

Don't most of them come with logging capability? I know realtemp does if you go into the settings and put a tick in the log file box, other monitoring software probably has something in the settings/options for enabling logging, it should just be a matter of having a route around.

[kompukare]

Don't most of them come with logging capability? I know realtemp does if you go into the settings and put a tick in the log file box, other monitoring software probably has something in the settings/options for enabling logging, it should just be a matter of having a route around.

Exactly, the last time I saw this was in RivaTuner (aka MSI Afterburner) and years before that in SpeedFan, but in each case it was deeply buried inside the options.

[Hoonigan]

I've had a fiddle with RealTemp and found there's a RealTempGT which covers 6 cores.

[Hoonigan]

So, I'm back with the same problem, only this time I need to monitor the temperature of 8 cores on a 9700K. RealTempGT only goes up to 6.
Does anyone know of anything? RealTempGT was excellent as it produced a very simple Excel spreadsheet that was easy to grab the data from.

Your help will be greatly appreciated.